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homecoming outside washington, washington, d.c. americans arriving back on red, white and blue u.s. soil and their families crying tears of relief. good news story. i'm bill hemmer live on friday. i look to you, what is going on? >> dana: so good. great to bridng you this story. big two hours. years of 10se negotiations leading to this moment. it was part of prisoner exchange involving seven countries and two dozen people. biden administration securing release of three americans. >> bill: president biden welcomed more thanes back home, here he is with paul whelan. he had been in jail for six

years in russia. >> dana: here is the moment, you can't get enough of these videos. evan gershkovich reknow united with his family and evan vowed to fight for other political prisoners. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm all right. >> what about the show of support? >> it's -- [cheering] >> thinking about evan -- >> i think we know shouldn't forget about them, is one thing i would like to say. i think it would be good to see potentially do something about them, as well, and like to talk to people about that. weeks and months. >> bill: he is always steady. mike tobin has more. hello.

>> mike: hello, three from this historic prisoner swap @ brook inside of fort sam houston on the outskirts of san antonio. evan gershkovich, paul whelan and alsu kurmasheva were greeted by the president and vice president. president biden says the reunion was possible due to his relationship with other leaders. >> did you think this moment would come, sir? >> president biden: yes. >> what made you feel confident? >> president biden: my relationship with heads of state. >> mike: the group was flown to kelly air force base to begin the process of reintegration. paul whelan talked about when he was picked up while attending a

wedding five years ago. >> the fsb grabbed me and said i was a spy and secret agent for dia. they wouldn't let it go. this is how putin runs his government and his country. i'm glad i'm home. i'm never going back there again. >> mike: political prisoners and prisoners of war have been reintegrating back here. first recovery, preliminary mental and psychological evaluations are done. second is debriefing and medical exa examinations over time and third is home base, when they are reunited with family. some who have done reintegration here, beau bergdahl and brittney griner. >> bill: mike tobin in texas.

>> dana: show you this, the newsroom celebrating when ema tucker announced his release. be being part of this company is being part of evan's release. we followed it, incredible. determined, detailed and creative. you guys got creative to make sure his name was on the top of everybody's minds in the morning. >> thank you, we were convinced we could set a landscape for successful negotiations. we really got so much smoupport that is helped president and secretary of state and presidential envoy get this deal done and we're grateful to them. >> bill: he was the first

foreign journalist arrested in russia since days of soviet union. >> correct. >> bill: it seems so common. the others on the plane with him, as well. dana and i participatied in the read of evan's writings and there were articles i was not aware about. this r he was writing on how putin was governing and writing how accused are forced to confess time and time again. putin did not like that at all. >> we think the russians were looking for someone to take and days before he was seized, evan and i had conversations and he was aware of what russia was doing. he covered it really well and only for "wall street journal." and russia took him because they

wanted to trade him, they wanted people back. >> bill: you are right. he knew that. >> and russia knew that. >> dana: talk about the bravery of evan. this is amazing. end of when they get released they write a letter to putin, he included in the formal high russian he honed over 16 months, the last line submitted a proposal of his own. after his release, would putin be willing to sit down for an interview. that must have made you proud. >> he came over and said, i was hoping i would be able to grew k k

kraskov. >> bill: this is what your newspaper wrote today, evan gershkovich and hostage takers, our reporter is free, he will not be the last american taken if u.s. policy does not change. this is another facet of the story. after evan's arrest administration neither arrested any russians nor expelled any russian journalist in the u.s., we're not sure why. we are asking that question. that would only encourage putin unless you take action. >> i think what you will see going forward and is u.s. and other governments try to stop this practice. i respected president biden for saying we did not want to see evan go off and rot in russian work camp so he acted. i give america great credit for being determined to get citizens home, the key to this, as the

government knows, try to remove incentive for russia and others to do this. they are talking about how nato detention, if one person is taken, all the other countries act to try and stop them. russia is not only country that does this. >> bill: there are still americans there. >> there are. we are grateful to the government and respect the fact they saw travesties of justice and decided to react. >> dana: i'm assuming, we don't know when, you would be looking forward to seeing evan again? >> we can't wait but we will wait for as long as he and his family needs. >> dana: you have been amazing, honor to work with you. thank you. >> bill: in the meantime, nine past the hour, vice president kamala harris on scene as the americans came home.

absence among the press raising questions, day 12, no questions asked. peter doocy has more from the north lawn. good morning. >> peter: since july 21, since vice president kamala harris has done interviews or taken questions. she did make an unscripted comment last night on the tarmac and we saw the delicate bouncing act, she is talking about trump and deferring to her current bos president biden. >> this is a testament to important of having president who understands power of diplomacy and strength that rests in understanding s significance of dimrpldiplomacy.

incredible day. >> peter: vice president returned from a texas trip pushing back on donald trump's claim she started identifying as black later in life. the hostage news brought it to a halt temporarily and now j.d. vance is turning question about whether or not he doubts she is black into answer about the issues. >> she'll say one thing to one o audience, just in the past two days she went from wanting to ban fracking to not wanting to back fracking. >> peter: there are internal meetings today. dnc virtual roll call is underway, should be nominee by monday. on tuesday, she will appear with

her running mate. i should point out, i said since july 21 she has not done an interview, it has been longer than that. >> bill: that is the way we do it in 2024, virtual. thank you. nice to see you at the white house. [know chanting] >> bill: keep an eye on this story into the weekend and beyond. assassination of top leader in iran igniting calls for revenge. what will tehran do? israel bracing for a direct strike. we will talk to john kirby coming up on that. plus there is this. >> in red from algeria. >> dana: growing backlash in paris, boxer who failed gender

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>> bill: israel bracing for possibility of iran's direct threat. u.s. vowing to have israel's back. the question, to what extent? back to north lawn. comms advisor john kirby back

with us. good to have you back on the program. we understand late last night the president and prime minister netanyahu had a conversation. out of tel aviv, jerusalem post reporting more assets could be shipped to middle east. can you confirm aircraft and other type of military equipment will happen? >> john: what i can tell you for sure, bill, we take our obligation to our ally israel seriously and will help them against a range of threats, including anything coming from iran and make necessary adjustment in the region to do that. i can't get into details, we want to be careful about that. i can assure you that we are constantly looking at the x

capabilities in the region and the threat is increased given what the supreme leader has vowed to do. we will take comments seriously and adjust and we are. >> dana: we had warning it was going to happen, is that typical? could we expect retaliation iran is you can taking about to be like that or more of a surprise? >> jonathan: i think we're working through information available to us and again, i want to be careful here. we have to take comments and threats seriously. we're looking at intelligence and talking to our counterparts for what they are hearing. we are sharing information as appropriate. it is not clear what is behind the supreme leader and irgc

threat. >> bill: i can understand that response. hezbollah will 234089 invade israel, iran will not invade israel. iran has capacity through the air, they could outsource to the houthis again. is that your expectation? >> john: we have seen the houthis attack israel with a large-range drone and they have not let up on firing missiles from yemen into israel. we have air defense capabilities in the region and so do the sales. that is a constant threat and we have to assume if there is a response by iran that a possible scenario could be they employ houthi missiles as part of that. that was case on the 13th.

the houthis wanted to be involved. >> dana: there is fact they would like to have nuclear weapon in iran and lindsey graham put forth a resolution. listen. >> i am introducing resolution to authorize military force by united states to stop an iranian nuclear breakout. iran will keep going until somebody tells them to stop. it is time to put red lines on their nuclear program. >> dana: has president biden everruled that out? >> john: the president maintained we would prefer iran not to have nuclear weapon through diplomacy and he's made clear our policy has been crystal, we will not allow iran to achieve nuclear weapon

capability. we prefer to do that by diplomacy and that has not worked. we have not been talking to iran in quite sometime in terms of diplomacy, we have other options available, including military options and department of defense working on that everyday. we have focused on middle east and added resources to middle east and talking about adjusting given recent threats, as well. >> bill: with "new york times" reporting on the bombing in tehran that took out the hamas leader. was this an inside job? >> john: i'm limited what i can talk about here, we're not in a position to verify details coming out in pres reporting on this. we would not have much to say on that, bill, except to say,

despite events and despite increased tension, we believe that a ceasefire deal is possible and that is the best way to deesqcalate increased tension in middle east and we have a team on the ground talking to counterparts. >> bill: does israel have help inside of iran? >> john: i cannot. >> dana: he definitely cannot. i was having an out of body experience, he's definitely not going to say anything about that. could you say anything about this? does president biden and v.p. kamala harris think happening it is -- justice to get plea deals from the united states? >> john: i can say this, number one, this was decision made by

independent authority and white house was not aware the deal was in the works or that it had been inked. the president asked the national security team to discuss as appropriate with department of defense officials this arrangement and to get more information on it. i can't say much more than that given this was in fact a decision made by independent military convening authority. >> dana: will president biden try to close gitmobefore he leaves in november? >> john: nothing has changed, we continue to work through machination of that, it has been a difficult process. president obama tried and couldn't get it done in eight years, we are working through that. >> bill: 30 detainees at

gitamerica o today? >> i think that is right. >> bill: if death penalty is written into the law, to whom else would it apply other than mastermind, individual behind killing and murdering of 3000 people? >> john: i have to respect a current independent process inside defense department. the president has asked questions and asked his team to conversations with defense department and i can't go into detail. >> bill: we'll talk to one of the family members, as you can best assume, they are not happy. >> john: of course not and certainly we recognize and understand the concerns they express. >> bill: thank you for coming on. john kirby from the north lawn.

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points right now, quite a drop because of information that makes people concerned about the economy. edward lawrence is at the labor department with more. hi. >> drop that needs to be expected. we saw 114,000 jobs created and unemployment up to 4.3%. there are concerns in the market and federal reserve made a pivot to focus on employment concerns and maybe this is indication as to reason why they did that. concern is jobs created were not expected. we expect 175,000 jobs. average earnings went down a big drop. 3.9% as of last reporting in

june. this is a shocker for markets and the economy. could indicate a slow down, we'll need to see what happens next month if this is sharp drop of employment some critics expect could happen. >> dana: keep an eye on it. we have larry kudlow coming up later. >> bill: to the billboard today. take your best guess. 95 or 96 days. this is where we thought race was on july 21, remember way back to july 21. think how many things have changed. we believe nebraska here favors democrats, that is omaha, nebraska. nebraska divvies things up like maine divvies things up. on 21 of july, we had trump leading in north carolina, over 50% in georgia, at 50% in nevada

and five-point lead in arizona. if that were to happen on november 5, be 268 on our tally. now you understand why at the convention in milwaukee, upper midwest statels were important. if trump would take one, that would do it. maybe wisconsin or -- go to democrats and kamala harris. we'll focus yet again on upper midwest. say she's doing well in minnesota and holds on to wisconsin, michigan and takes pennsylvania, that would put her on the number with single congressional electoral vote down here in omaha, nebraska. that would do it. okay. conversely, if trump were able to take one ashes way from her,

you see numbers drop back down again. then the southern states become r relevant. you can mix and match this based on polling so far. what it appears to be at the moment is razor tight race given events over past month. welcome back michael what the -- give us course correction if necessary. >> we feel good where president trump is in terms of the southern states and feel good about pennsylvania, we've seen positive polling in michigan and wisconsin. thing is all of the polls we've seen show that president trump has been solid with his numbers, 49 where he was 49 and 46 where he was 46 and we're not seeing any drop there. there is a sugar high that

kamala harris has brought to the race. there is enthusiasm, folks are upbeat making that change. this does not change the structure of this race. think about where we want to go, it is a conversation that was about our southern border, our standing in the world and our economy. today is a conversation about our southern border, our standing in the world and our economy. president trump hit his marks at the convention and that debate, he's hit his marks at every event across the country. that will not change. we're talking to every american family, every american voter about issues they care about. we're not seeing anything in terms of message discipline coming out of the harris campaign, they will not let her talk to the press and she is on staying on teleprompter. right now they are trying to figure out what they're doing

and we're 95 days from the election cycle. we'll continue to hit marks and have conversations with american voter. >> dana: here are things she might get asked about. >> we've got to re-examine ice, think about starting from scratch. >> i'll pass green new deal. i'm in favor of banning fracking and i feel strongly about this, we need medicare for all. >> assault weapons that are in circulation, what do you do about those? >> there are approximately 5 million, we have to have a buyback program and i support a know mandatory buyback program. >> that really is at the end of the day, we need to have a real conversation about her being the border czar and taking 94 executive actions that have weakened most secure border

we've ever had, allowing 10 million migrants, plus fentanyl and migrant crime that has come across the border. her positioning in the world with hamas and palestine and telling putin don't invade ukraine and he invaded, those are issues we'll talk about. her positioning on the issues is liberal and that is conversation we want to have. >> bill: three weeks from today, we'll come out of chicago, period of 71 to 21 days she can run headlines and have a v.p. pick on monday or tuesday then they roll into chicago and have barack obama in his hometown. it is going to be something sail, let's say. when i was at the board, which of the upper midwest states do you believe donald trump plays best in? >> we play well in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin and minnesota because we are talking to every family up there.

right now polling is better in pennsylvania than other states. what we feel on the ground is amazing. the rally president trump and j.d. vance had was absolutely overwhelming in terms of crowd and support. it is absolutely amazing what you are seeing on the ground in those states. they know america is stronger than kamala harris and frankly the whole world knows when america is weak, it is dangerous out there. >> dana: what do you say to the senate campaign out there nervous about standing at the moment? >> hit your mark. president trump hit his mark in the debate and at the convention, every event talking directly to american people and every republican candidate need to do that statewide or congressional district, talk to voters. republicans are putting

solutions on the table for issues that voters care about. >> bill: thank you for coming by. north carolina starts mailing absentee ballots a month from monday. >> yeah. >> dana: great to have you. thank you. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: simone biles making history after she wins gold in the olympics all-around final. ♪ ♪ [cheering] >> that is what greatness looks like. >> dana: amazing. time after time nails it. bisimone bibi simone biles first woman to win nonconsecutive olympic gold medals. and the second place winner and

third place gold medallist took the bronze. americans doing -- >> bill: what is she? four foot eight? tall as a tree on day like today. okay. international olympic committee taking heat right now, aulsz doubling down on its decision to allow two boxers who failed gender test a year ago to go ahead and compete in paris. this was scene yesterday after angela carini quit her fight against algeria's amin khelif. ioc is not budging despite growing backlash. >> they have competed and continue to compete. you do a test for australia and that sorts everything out, not

the case. each sport need to deal with the issue. >> bill: more bouts to come, one today about this hour, in france, taiwan's fighter has been cleared for a fight and khelif's next fight set for tomorrow. we'll see how that goes coming up. >> dana: today secret service will hold a news conference on security failures that lead to assassination attempt against former president trump. two congressmen leading the investigation are with us, what they are hoping to hear as chairman and ranking member of task force. plus, pair of immigrants charged with attempting to breech a marine base have been released,c we'll have the reasoning behind thatoo. and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies

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crowe. congres congressmanacly, what we know so far based on leaks of information and testimony and interviews we've been frankly able to get at fox news, what do you want to hear today at the news conference? >> whatever talking points they have, they have. concern that both jason and i have, we want to go back to beginning of the site selection and preparation put in place then for our candidate to appear and come to butler, pennsylvania and appear. everything in life is about preparation for an event and then aftermath is like, we were not prepared for this or that. it is time and i think jason can talk for himself, we're concerned making sure this does not happen again and what wasn't

taken into consideration from the time the site was selected and what preparation was taken. who was in charge of security? a lot of police were there for traffic control. when people say they should have done this and that issue sometimes we need to stop looking at who to blame and make sure it can never happen again. jason is an army ranger, decorated, he knows what he's talking about. they have great spoorn about these things. preparation is one thing we were lax in that day. >> bill: speaker johnson said he want those with military backgrounds, i hope he got them. there is a whistleblower talking to josh hawley, that says csd was not there and had they done their job this guy would have been handcuffed in the parking.

. roll the video. you look at this now and think it is so obvious. h hindsight is 20-20. we will be through an entire campaign by november, can we do it before then, sir? >> well, first off, i was pleased when i heard mike was going to be chairman of this task force. we have a great relationship and spoken about about how to approach this investigation. zero daylight between mike and i, this has to be focused, nonpartisan, serious effort. american people deserve answers. it was unacceptable what happened. american people have to have confidence their elected officials are secure and it

should not matter democrat or republican, candidates must be secure. we will get answers and do it exactly the way mike talked about it. we will not jump ahead. we will conduct this investigation the way investigations need to be conducted and start from the beginning and create a chronology and walk all the way through it. >> dana: i love to see that denver skyline behind you, a little bit of home. congressman kelly. three americans were released yesterday, mark vogel is still imprisoned in russia. final worda that as we end this segment. >> this will be endless task trying to get mark back home. a lot of what we've seen in last couple years, what can we do we're not doing right now.

my concern, his mother is 95 years old. they are really good people. guy is imprisoned, guy doing his career of teaching diplomat's children. why weren't they protected and why are we having such a hard time getting them out. >> dana: we need to keep his name front and center. good to have you both. >> bill: jobs report is not good and may not be good for remaining term for joe biden. a assign of slowing economy, some people dropping the r word. larry kudlow takes it up, he's l live. the deployments and you've been the wife at home, or you've been the spouse at home, you understand what i'm talking about.

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mastermind of 9/11? that encourages more attacks. ill conceived idea. he is held as enemy combatant. >> bill: senator lindsey graham slamming the department of defense. president of fdny uniform firef firefighters association will join us. he lost 17 friends on 9/11. your initial reaction to what i'm certain must be frustrating time. >> we were shocked to hear it. it came out of nowhere. families of deceased were not notified. we were under impression they

would face ultimate justice and receive the death penalty if found guilty and evidence is overwhelming. >> bill: that will not happen now, this comes as a total shock. >> absolutely. for a lot of people, this is in the rearview mirror. new york city firefighters die at rate of three a month. terrorists will continue to kills and sit in united states paid for cell and fed by the u u.s. government and body counts will continue to rise. >> bill: the story is not over. appreciate you coming on today. go ahead. >> on wednesday,